District 4 Council Member· 2024-2026
Marco San Antonio
Encinitas
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- Meetings spoken in
- 41
- Total speaking time
- 3:31:26
- Avg per meeting
- 5:09
- Segments
- 4177
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Top issues during term (20)
Mobile Home Park Space Rent Stabilization
Potential reduction or capping of commercial revenue growth for park owners and direct savings for fixed-income residents.
Homeless Shelter Partnership Transition
Continued city funding allocations toward professional consultant services for shelter operations.
Draft 2026 Climate Action Plan Update
Consultant costs are associated with the benefit-cost analysis for the CAP update.
Mobile home space rent moratorium
No direct fiscal impact to the city, but capped rent increases could mean hundreds of dollars a month in savings for space renters — or reduced park owner revenue.
E-Bike Safety and Campus Regulations
Absorbed within existing sheriff service hours.
Fiscal Year 2026-27 Operating Budget and CIP
The city holds about $160 million in investments ($47 million general fund); roughly $20 million in dormant capital accounts could be redirected.
Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Work Plan Priorities
Several proposed goals will require additional funding, which will be evaluated during the upcoming budget workshops.
Potential Litigation: Paul Ecke Central Elementary School District Project
The school district, not the city, funds the reconstruction.
City 40th Anniversary Celebration
Absorbed within existing Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts departmental operating budgets.
Existing Litigation: Van Allyn v. City of Encinitas
Legal defense and potential settlement costs impact the city budget.
Draft 2026-2031 Homeless Action Plan Update
The city kept over $1.5 million in opioid settlement funds through FY 2038-39 for homeless services, with expansion funded by outside grants at no added general fund cost.
Pavement Rehabilitation and Bollard Policy
The base bid is about $4.1 million for 17.6 lane miles; swapping Balour out means other streets fill in, with Balour deferred to next year.
Traffic Impact Analysis Guidelines and Municipal Code Updates
Developers will pay fair-share contributions for cumulative traffic impacts.
Stop Sign and Intersection Safety Improvements
Modest municipal expenditures for signage, striping, and optional flashing beacons.
Public Art Integration in Quail Gardens Park
Potential future costs for public art installation pads and artwork acquisition.
2026-27 Youth Commission Work Plan and Ad Hoc Committees
None directly tied to work plan adoption.
City Legal Matters and Ongoing Litigation
Legal defense and potential settlement costs impact city funds.
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Development of Citywide Cultural Loops
Potential future grant funding and fundraising efforts will be needed for signage and infrastructure improvements.
FY 2026-27 Parks and Recreation Work Plan
Potential budget adjustments for fiscal year 2027-28 depending on commission recommendations submitted by February.
Decisions during term (350)
Recorded while Antonio was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent Calendar (remaining items)
FY 2026-27 Pavement Rehabilitation Project (CS27A) with Balour Drive removed
Treasurer's Annual Report and Investment Policy (Resolutions 2026-99 and 2026-100)
Youth Commission Work Plan FY 2025-26 Outcomes and FY 2026-27 Proposed Work Plan
Urgency Ordinance — Temporary Moratorium on Mobile Home Space Rent Increases
Introduction of Non-Urgency Ordinance No. 2026-25 (mobile home rent moratorium backstop)
Encinitas Age-Friendly Study — Receive and File
Council Initiated Item (Lyndes) — DHS/ICE Activity Coordination, Communication and Curtailment
Council Initiated Item (Shaffer) — Local Cottage Food Provisions
Approval to waive the full reading of the text of all ordinances and resolutions introduced/adopted at this meeting. Ordinances and resolutions shall be introduced/adopted by title only. Contact Person: City Clerk Weichers
Encinitas Age-Friendly Study. Contact Person: Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Director Knopp
Approval of minutes for the committee's first two meetings
Approval of Meeting Minutes
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
Consent Calendar Approval
Adoption of Resolution No. 2026-13 for El Montevideo Parcel Boundary Adjustment
CONSENT CALENDAR
Consent Calendar Approval
Public Health and Safety Commission Work Plan
South Coast Highway 101 Improvements (Option 2A)
Voting record (45)
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Adoption of Resolution No. 2026-13 for El Montevideo Parcel Boundary Adjustment
South Coast Highway 101 Improvements (Option 2A)
Noted that Option 2A matches the natural path of least resistance used by beachgoers and community members.
Cornish Drive Parking Area Maintenance
Preferred maintaining the current layout with proper gravel maintenance over restricting parking.
Recommendation to Remove South Beach 101 Bollards and Wheel Blocks
Revisions to the San Dieguito Water District Administrative Code and Related Ordinances
Roadway Safety and Traffic Enforcement Directives
Appeal Judgment in City of Encinitas v. WNG HHF Encinitas Apartments
Approval of Modified Business Commission Fiscal Year 2026-27 Annual Work Plan
2025 Climate Action Plan Annual Monitoring Report
Approval of Draft Annual Work Plan FY2026-27
Appeal of Planning Commission Approval for 501 Ocean Bluff Way
Ratification of Letter of Opposition to SB 569
Rejection of Application for HCD Encampment Resolution Funding Round 5
Approval of 50% Design Option 3 for Santa Fe Drive Western Phase Modification Project
Appeal of Farmers Market Relocation to Oak Crest Middle School (APPEAL-009018-2026)
Emphasized the importance of local shopping and expressed confidence that the market operators would act as good neighbors.